Much of the criticism has been directed at Incognito, but according to Kelly's report the team deserves a share of the blame as well.

From the Sun Sentinel:

"Sources say that communication took place when Martin skipped two days of the team's OTA [offseason team activity] program, and Incognito was encouraged by his coaches to make a call that would 'get him into the fold,' one source said.

"Even though OTA workouts are voluntary, the NFL culture forces coaches to strong arm the team's leaders to make sure everyone attends. Sources say Incognito was doing his job, but they admit he crossed the line."

Incognito has been accused of being the "ring leader" of a bullying campaign against Martin and other rookies. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Martin was coerced into giving Incognito $15,000 for a trip to Las Vegas.